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European startups
fromInfoWorld
4 months ago

Who needs Google technology? Probably not you

Enterprises should not attempt to replicate Google's models or strategies as they are designed for a different scale and context.
European startups
fromInfoWorld
4 months ago

Who needs Google technology? Probably not you

Enterprises should not attempt to replicate Google's models or strategies as they are designed for a different scale and context.
more#cloud-computing
fromComputerWeekly.com
2 months ago

Interview: Rom Kosla, CIO, Hewlett Packard Enterprise | Computer Weekly

I liked the idea of working in a different industry. Moving into the tech industry was a bit nerve-wracking because the concept of who the customers are is different.
Growth hacking
Women in technology
fromTechzine Global
2 months ago

Cyber resilience needs to move beyond 'not if, but when'

Cybersecurity approaches need to evolve from prevention to resilience, emphasizing acknowledgment over resignation.
A comprehensive exposure management strategy is vital to tackle modern threats in dynamic environments.
Tech industry
fromComputerworld
4 months ago

IT execs need to embrace a new role: myth-buster

Teaching roles for C-level executives are crucial for technological understanding in companies.
CFOs and CEOs must grasp the implications of technology decisions, rather than simply follow trends.
Effective IT guidance must be perceived as helpful and educational, not directive.
fromTheregister
6 months ago

Oracle chief corporate architect steps down for retirement

Edward Screven, who joined Oracle in 1986 and was pivotal in leading the company’s open source strategy, has announced his retirement effective February.
Business intelligence
fromTechzine Global
7 months ago

Cisco "needs to be 10 times better" than competition

Patel emphasized the need for a reshaped portfolio, stating, 'Cisco has grown over the years. What happens then is that within the organization someone is responsible for the networking component, someone for compute, someone for security, someone for observability and so on.' This division led to underutilization of Cisco's capabilities, limiting their structural advantages.
Miscellaneous
fromMarTech
7 months ago

5 steps to ensure business goals lead your martech strategy | MarTech

"If those tools aren't driving real, measurable results, they're not helping - they're just draining your budget. Let's explore how to cut through the noise and deliver quantifiable value."
Marketing
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